Are you guys not aware that they are paying Agent Orange benefits to Takhli, Udorn, U-Tapao, Ubon, Nakhon Phanom, Korat, and Don Muang. The rules are different than for Vietnam, however you can verify what I am saying by going to VA web site and looking up the May 2010 bulletin.

It states, "If a US Air Force Veteran served on one of thes air bases as a security policeman, a security patrol dog handler, member of a security police squadron, or otherwise served near a base perimeter, as shown by MOS, performance evaluations, or other credible evidence, then herbicide exposure should be acknowledged on a facts found or direct basis. However, this applies only during the Vietnam era, from February 28,1961 to May 7, 1975."
I am not sure by how that is written if it would apply to my husband that was stationed at Udorn 432 FMS 12/71 to 12/72. He was a aircraft mechanic. Hope this informations helps someone.